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If any of you are looking for a company (that is not Apple) that provides map tiles while respecting your customer's privacy, my company (link in profile) does
by lukeqsee 8y ago
If any of you are looking for a company (that is not Apple) that provides map tiles while respecting your customer's privacy, my company (link in profile) does not keep logs beyond debugging necessity and has plans to further improve our privacy profile. We also can make provision for proxy servers in the interest of privacy, if that is helpful for your use case.
(We currently use Analytics on our homepage, but have plans to replace that on our next iteration.)
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- spurgu 8y agoReplace it with what if I may ask?
- lukeqsee 8y agoHey spurgu, that's yet to be decided. :) We're investigating some of the self-hosted options or our own log-based metrics (think ElasticSearch + Kibana). We're trying to avoid third-parties, if at all possible.
- CobrastanJorji 8y agoWhat would your analytics stack store if you plan to keep no logs other than those that are necessary for debugging?
- lukeqsee 8y agoThe analytics I'm referring to would be for our marketing page (and only our marketing page). The logs are for our services themselves. It may seem like splitting hairs, but I believe it's entirely reasonable to collect useful data on the marketing site vs collecting data via the services our customers pay for (and are used primarily by those who are not our direct customers). There's also a difference between aggregated data (e.g., number of page hits / avg time spent on page) and PII (e.g., IP addresses, browser fingerprinting).